Anubis
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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Wed, Oct 2, 20191h 30m
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Science Fiction
A couple of teens manage to survive the Anubis outbreak, a human killing disease that was released after an icecap broke off in Antarctica. Their only hope is to make it to New York for their second dose of the vaccine, without it, they're as good as dead. During this story, Lucy and Kit manage to find some survivors and together, they save the world, how typical. This story shows how quickly one can morph into their necessary self in order to survive in the new world.
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